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Alexandria Affairs.

| Reported Tor HE EVENING STAR.
| CITY COUNCILIs.--The boards OF the city council
| met last night, and the finance committee re-
| ported an agreement releasing the American Coal
| company from It's lease Of public wharf in con-
siderat.on OF $500 paid to the corporation and
| IL was agreed to. The mayor reported that the
| agent or the telephone company would give all
| the facilities to the people OF Alexandria that
were possible under ITS charter and contracts and
the report was received. A bill changing the fire
law was sent in from the fire wardens and re-
ferred.
TEMPERANCE US1oN.-The Nomen's Christian
temperance convention is in session at Trinity
church, Mrs W. II. Peasants, of Richmond, in the
chair, and Miss Lena Kern and MIS-. Fuetry Secre-
tarfes. Three sessions win be held to-day. Ad-
dresses have been delivered by Mrs. Willard, of
Washington; Mrs. Hughes, Of Fairfax, and other
ladies, as well as by several ministers. Action
was taken sustaining the W. C. T. T., OF Washing
THE 2oD PARADE.-The Hydraulion Steam Fire
Engine company held meeting last night, Vice
| committee to confer with the military and lire
committee as to the celebration OF the :2d OF Feb
! ruary. IL is understood that the firemen cannot
afford the expense OF parade, and that it is
probable the celebration of the day will be an ex-
clusively military one.
N0rEs.-SimmOns and Lipscomb indicted for as
sault by the county grand jury have APP
peared and given bail.--The funeral of Mrs.
Amelia A. Walls the esteemed wife OF Mr.. John r.
Walls, took place this morning from the Baptist
church on Washington street, Rev. DIR. Mercer
ofiiciating.--The schooner Clylie, which lert
Quantico for Cuba--This is the lirst foreign ex.
portatlOn OF Prince county since the days or Dunn
1r1eS and Chichester.
The New York health commissioners held a
special meeting yesterday to discuss the danger OF
smallpox epidemic.
A cyclone or tornado struck Danville Va, Mon
day, and several houses were blown down.
4 caucus or the republican members of the
PennSy lvania legislature adopted resolution to
submit an amendment to the constitution to the
people prohibiting the sale OF intoxicating liquor
in the state
An ice gorge in Lackawaxen creek flooded the
lower part OF the village OF Hawley, Pa, Monday
night.
The united labor party is being organized in
Baltimore.
A slight earthquake shock was felt in the city OF
Mexico yesterday.
Munkaczy, the artist, gave a dinner in Paris last
evening in honor OF Mr. McLane the American
minister.
The governor Of Ohio yesterday appointed ex-
PRESIDENT X. b. Hayes to be trustee OF the Ohio
state university Tor the term OF seven years, be-
ginning May ii.
A paper In New Mexico publishes a statement
that Jesse James is not dead but Is living In the
WlidS OF Arizona near Phoenix.
The funeral or Mrs. voorhees, took place in Terre
Haute, Ind, yesterday.
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au,u~en,eus~ Tonight.

Nnbu$ehiens< HU.NIyHts
AIBAr6H's.-RaymOnd In 1.-THE Woman Halter
LIGHT INFANTRY ARMoRY.-AZtec Fair.
NArfoNAL.-The kfrmes.
kEaNANS.-The Marinein Troupe.
MANASSAS PANO4aMA.-Day and evening.
IL iKRIS'.-"I ntier the Gaslight."
DINE MCsECx--"Hoop OF Cold
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BABrs SKIN
INFANTI1E AND BIRTH HUMORS SPEEDILY
CURED By CUTICURA

1NkANIuE AND BIRTH HCMORS SPEEDILY
CURED By CUTICURA
For Cleansing the Skin and Scalp of Birth Humors.
for alaying Itching. Burning and Inflammation, for
curing the first symptoms Of Eczema Psoriasis Milk
Crust. scad Head. Scrofua and other inherited skin
and blood diseases CUTIcURA the great Skin Cure aud
CUT1CURA SOAP and exquisite Skin Ieautifier exter-
nally, and CuTIcURA REsoLvENr the new Blood Puri.
fer, internally, are infsllble. Absolutely pure.
Ny OLDEST CHILD,
Now six years Of age. when infant six months old
was attacked with virulent malignant skin disease
Al ordinary remedies failing we called our family
physcian who attempted to it. but it spread with
almost incredible rapidity until the lower portion of
the little fellows person. from the middle OF his back
down to his knees was solid rash, ugly, painful
botched and malicious. We had no rest ut night no
peace by day. The physician did not know them and
does not know now what it Finally, were ad.
vised to try CUTIcURA REMEDIES Without the know
ledge Of our physician, procured box of Cur1cUIA
and . cake OF CCTICCRA Soap. The effect
WAS SIMPLY MARVELLOUS,
Using the two together, first washing him thoroughly
with CUrIcrRA SOAP, then snnointing him with Curr
cuRA From the first application change for the bet
ter appeared The doctor said no further need
Of him, and ceased his visits In three or four weeks
complete cure was wrought, leaving the little fellows
person as white and healthy though he had never
been attacked. In my opinion your valuable remedies
saved his lfe and to-day he is strong healthy child
perfectly wen repetition the disease having ever
occurred. You are welcome to make any use of this
YOU may deem best
GEO. B. SMITH
Atty at Law and ex- Pros Atty
Ashland. Ohio
REFKREScE: j. 6. Weist, Druggist, Ashland, Ohio
CCTICURA REMEDIES
Are sold everywhere. Price: CUTIcURA so cents Re-
SOLVENT, 81: SOAP. % cents. Prepared by Porter
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mass
SEND FOR "HOW TO CURE SKIN DISEASES
Baby use CUrIcuRA SOAP, an exquisitely perfumed
Skin Beautiher
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THE BEG DRILL.
All Points Of the COnpaAS-A PcnMsyl.
vanfa Railroad Official Talks.

| The past week has seen the growth OF a regular
"bOOmr in drill matters. The reports from abroad
| are all one way and the appearance Of the drill
autographs in prominent places, settles the mat
ter down TO practical looking work. The demand
for these pictures by OF all kinds is constant
but there are none to spare from railroad uses at
| present.
Yesterday the Pennsylvania road, the Baltimore
| and Ohio and the Richmond and Danville distrib-
uted some 1000 of them in many directions. Pre-
viously. tho Queen and Crescent, L. & y. and Mis-
| souri, Pacific had sent out about as many more.
The autographs are very taking.
Another envelope ''boonl" is also o. 30 600 hav-
I ing been ordered in the past four days. making
over 800, 600 In ali. Wit h orders daily coming
News Irom all sections backs up the managing
SecretaryS report of great crowds coming. Balti-
LAS stated in business letters is preparing to
take advantage OF the overflow from here drill
week Equally encouraging news comes from
Pennsylvania and the east that entire section be-
Ing awake TO the great opportunity to come 10
General Southern Agent Parke, Of the Pennsyl-
vaEla railroad. has Just returned from Pennsyl-
wanna tr1p he was met yesterday evening at drill
| headquarters by STAR reporter. MI. Parke
said:
.'YOu have no conception Of the enthusiasm
everywhere about the drill. certainly had not
until tested 1t OH this trip. Every man, woman
and child that can raise the fare will come from
pennsylvania. Why, met many people who had
never before even Thought or coming To Washing
ton; but this drill has walked them up by the way
~ aia mas s, . .n capita ana now nose people
opportunity The Pennsylvania railroad" Mr..
Parke continued, stakes lively interest in the drill
ana IS actively advertising it. have just come to
headquarters to consult Mr. DeLeOn about heavy
lot or extra advertising.
'Dur hines run through the thickeSt population
In America, and were going TO let everybody along
them know all about the drill. We will bring the
great bulk Of the northern. eastern and western
travel, and the people shall know what they are
To See.-
Numerous new applications for entry have been
received this week, from South Carolina, North
Carolina, Michigan, Ohio, Connecticut, DC. Last
night Mr. DeLeon received letter from Col.
Charles King. aide to the governor Of Wisconsin,
announcing positive (OfficiaI entry OF The Mil
Waukee Light Horse Squadron go horses and 40
sabers In ranks: First Light Battery milwaukee,,
mounted 10 men; Co. "A" First Infantry Janes-
Vile, and Co. &C." Third Infantry (Wausau,.
These are the cracks OF the state, and are about
half OF her contingent expected.
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EQUITY CoCRT-Judge Merrick
To-day, King agt Jockey; sale ratified pisf
Davis ayt. Cord; motion TO dismiss denied: leave
70 take proof. In ne James Mccarthy; writ OF de
iunatlco lnquirendo ordered Cusick agt. Custck;
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- l.uEor SG1-
SlEL ECBBYBp
! spq pr TspnIat
EH0 beyr~lJI
III CH0NMETr
You Have A SpnssD1D CHAscE

TO SUPPLY YOURSELF WITH THE BEST
MEMS. BOYS AND cHLDRENs CLOTHING
AT OUR GREAT DISSOLUTION SALE NOW
GOING ON AT REDUCED PRICES TO CLOSE
UP APARTNERsH1P. rsbz atUSEEAE&THE
CASH FOR OUR cLorHHiIkaGE.e zzSn fARaEBAR-
GAINS ARE WAITING FOR YOU AT OUR
sToRE-NOT IN CHEAP GOODS, BUT GOOD
GOODS CHEAP. WE WANT ALL OF YOU TO
COME AND SEE OUR GOODS AND PRICES.
YOU CAN BUY YOUR MEMS, BOYS AND
CHILDREN's CLOTHING IN ALL STYLES
AND QUALITIES BARGAINS, BARGAINS,
BARGAINS IN EVERY GARMENT IN OUR
HOUSE SAVE YOUR TINE AND MONEY
AND COME DIRECT TO THE GREAT DIsso-
LUTON SALE AT e24 9TH ST. n. ", EET
AND sTs.. TWO DOORS BELOW BUR-
DETTE's DRY GOODS HOUSE. COME AND
SEE US AND WE WILL SAVE YOU MONEY.
1a14-eo
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CITY ITEMS.

SsImvincible:s Flour, the best Minnesota
Patent Process Flour, at reduced prices. Elegant
Burbank Potatoes cheap. Give us call
\. 7. METzGER a Bro
act r, w
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At Wholesale. STOTT. CROMWELL 4 CO..
$50 Pennsylvania ave.
By druggists in general and by Manufacturer and
Proprietor, HARRIET HUBBARD AVER
~ Union SQUARE. n. Y.

n. BIO meet the immense demand and At the re
quest OF number Of ladies who cannot use Rlycerne
Deeebsf r1 ks , Cream will be sale
will be plainly marked All other inHreiienfa Will he
precisely the same and the wonderful curative proper
ties which have made Recamer Cream i'm n few months
the acknowledged queen OF the toilet Will in no decree
be impaired by the elimination Of glycerne BE sure
your box is marked with glycerineH or .wifhomt Wv
cenne," you prefer. ,siSIw
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DIEDMONT AIR LINE.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DEC 10 1asa

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT DEC 10. 1sss
Trains leave B and P station. 6th and streets:
O. rer kacEy %sSS csnd
sn ssIsss
and Washington to Montgomery = 49, ~ A~'~"'~
sissSuls and sSssR for Manassas
2::SO p m9;.paiiy for warrenton. Gordonsville,
sieepers to LOUSY l0 route Pullman
l2l s.4ss sns. A'sS sas
sa to Ssh
ngton 70 Montgomery. connecting with parioa car to
TRAINS Rain L 0S WASHINGTON AND OHIO DIVISION.
sah 1s S% sS:s ssvs
Through trains from South arrive at Washington
sas 9o os sa am from Louisville son
ger IT Omen and
s.nis .Se t and md = PASSENGER station Psnnsyvsa
ago esn.: ~ S. !: asS1 aass;.
Tn N: NA11osA1 Lngz AND MArunrrr
nArJRTI i ssss S:;.ss
the Ef1Ei'f2 ss & ~ 81 fdi ST. nan
=. s
ssssh tie 81 can
R Rfia.a9 I.0Gai .afs Rsssass11as;
Sso: Is Eiarsdss s sslsr and GEM map.r.r.
2. s. Riddelle. n. D.. medical director:
Geo. }. Eas'eFd'y DIRECTORS iisiss:Hs RSssch'sf:l.
S :$s:1 S:9S Ss'Psss 1s''1
& E:s;s c. a: az:
GENTLEMENs SUITS sCoURED - :.
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SEE WHAT MRS JAMES BROWN POTTER SAYS:
TUXEDO CLUB, TUXEDO PAnK
NEW YORK, Oct 90.
DEAR MADAME! am using the pot Of the Recamer
Cream yon 80 kindly sent me, and find all you claim
thus time forth l consider luxury and necessity
TO every woman. young or old With renewed thanks
for me to your delightful Recamer Cream
am truly CORA URQUHART POTTER
tArs. James Brown POtter.l
The beautiful MRS. LANGTRY says: "I relisiously
use the delicious Recamier Cream" Mrs. LIE Breton
Mrs. 1angtrys mother wr1f9Ga' sHFS 4SpQtry is de.
lighted with the Rec2mier Cfe&nt. ffa,tee send six
to friends. n EF 6kETONm
ED bB1CEa 10 c.
The distinguished artist, lime Modjeska writes:
NEW YORK, Dec. 20, 1856.
~ DEAR MRS AIEE-1mmediately after my return to
New York to open my engagement purchased lar of
your Recanier Cream and bottle OF Recamicr Balm,
which had seen 20 strongly Endorsed by Mrs James
Brown Potter and Mrs Langtry also find the Reca-
shall always use them II this letter in any way
be OF service to you do not hesitate to use it.
Very sincerely yours. HELENA MODJESKA
Mime Modteska, Countess Of Bozenta, to Mrs Har.
riet Hubbard Aye-. ~
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FHnCrTION

Is the Art Of all Arts-no persons education is com.
pete without it ."-Enerso,i.
Few people know what powers they possess until
T Ehed MAE5sS KS SSIj dl'sFS SE
hcE st ef IN sn a 1ti
uneluaed opportunities for developing the strength
It teaches Elocuton as an elegant art for home and
xf Us n gpe nE afS S2SE f
sHiiIS aHEoN Rs nEATos PE
ASAIYsfs. EXPRESSION. GESTURE AND bHAac ACT:
Is any On
lie + I pS o to
2S CHARTS qse The College has Ten
fss Hss
S aI; ICE N. BHsIHEss C9+EGE yIBURSED
ssane 'na that ass
sPa sssss.ay shs aqsiss q hs
sssp R asss d
ions 9Gf.eatIesrns Business PrSccs
and sssS
year schSa5shP in fIli on spte1ing $50 tuition
Night session, Year scholarship, $50 on entering:
ii e a
o1su9iE f{ss EaYReEfsteR nep
9a:t HIk Ex VEN sSHSo r 5TH
81 % $5ob Sp rsnI1nshlR .ns
Assistant. d3-:m
MRS. HARRIETTE MILIS-VOCAL LESSONS TO
w Ladies and Gentlemen At leisure daily from four
Hill pupils Thursdays. Music rooms. BOG I'd st. Sc
Aaxs, resumed studies MoNbSY. Sept 9th. With With
Guitar and Banjo Painting and the receive
particular attention Private class in Painting Pho
themes and MndeiraTten are new features Of the
Bows ss the xs the Acas
M 'poNAID-Et fksp sfh295 AND WELLESLEY
and fts ss$ 81 ESs Hsalss and Little
es asSss employed BY the school for the
MISS HILToN's ENGLISH AND FRENCH
VI School for Young Ladies. 81 Vermont ave. viii
WEDNESDAY. September 29th jee9-6m
SHELDON'S ACADEMIES F ST n. ".
sRss sds ssSaifsSs ays m a I'D
latest dances taught oci-t;m
SHORTHAND AND EXPERT TYPEWRITING
y practically taught Success guaranteed il serious:
Louisiana ave. seiG
PE5nxdAxTEEo , hEssoNs IN AL GRADES OF
Anssspfp Msst Print e a Is,
SCHOOL OF MUSIC iso5 r !! IE s'T. 1871
sr Glass FaFS SGa4 sh RES for
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from the d;stillery, $3.50 per gallon
y. I. MErzGER & Bro,
At 1th Sc. NV.
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special Announcement.

special Announcement.
Frankie Co., successors to r. Goldschmid, s12
inauguration Of Our Bargain Counters.
| Our buyers have been engaged for some time In
securing some OF the gTea n bargains ever Of
on our bargain counters, and the following list OF
| quotations will convince any housekeeper that
they can find some article that they can use and
it would be wise to secure some OF these great bar
| gains at once:
solid brass hammered trays asc.. SOC SOC.
Handsome parlor lamps, COM
LADIES' AIS, shopping bags i, 90. %, iSs. :: &C.
Hand painted lava cuspadors, DC soc.
Extra quality cocoa door
Tin toilet SETS 3 pcs. colored, si.s:;,, 500.
Colored chamber pals, I" &c. SOC.
Colored tin cuspadOrs, sc &C., 15c.
quart dish pans, :. Sc, q 15c.
Patent Acme frying pans, :: lie, SOC
Rolling pins, &C., I" 1Oc
Potato Washers, No &c.. 1 sc.
Seven pin hat racks, ,Fl& me- &C., IS 15c
80 feet clothes lines, 5M C'4c &C.
Steel hammers T"11hIu5, 90 oOc
shelf paper. SO sheets for I3e; bread graters for
&C.: rising sun stove polish, &C. The above list
will give you some idea Of the bargains are Of
yourself and be convinced. FRANKIE Co., sue
cessors to r. Goldschmid, s1a 7th st. NV. 3
Baum's 'sROyal Elue'' repairs china, &C. em
sss3 Per Gallon, s5c. Quart Bottle, No.
Rye Whiskey. best in the world for the money.
Orders by mail. McGEE's, 9th near d st. WAS
ss1Oc. Royal'' mends everything! Lansburghs.
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in i h. "Ward" prints, 5Oc per Id.
Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; Sweet MILK
sc. per quart. Cream 15c.
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BY MISTAKE ii was announced in the evening
papers yesterday that reduction for general adj.
mission 10 part or The upper gallery at the Kirnes
last evening TO seventy-iiye cents was made. and
rather than disappOinE people who had been misled
Dy this announcement tickets were sold at that
price: Tonight, however, the original schedule
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Grsr1rnrx:

We have reduced the prices Of Umbrellas. and vii
you please read our advertisement below: You will
read Of sl.00 Underwear for SOC. Kid Gloves war
ranted and tried on for CSC. At the
PAr.AIS ROYAL
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ACcTIoN--The sale OF these poo,.s - M go
roon Oh Messrs- Walter Il. Williams & Co. con.
nisnc-d th,s morning The Attendance was NOT
Wy Arsc and the bidding was mol spirited con-
s.yusn.ty sone OF the large pieces sold quite low
aoo NUMBER were Withdrawn 10 be held oyey
Jctock D. Ia 49, ~''" ~ "
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Paine's Furniture COMPANY, Boston, Issue a nice
illustrated catalogue OF Invalid Wheel Chairs tree
tOau who may apply by mail. -
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ma, NE tL1AN COLLECTION OF OIL PAINTINGS
ne s1ls o. THIS collection began at Dowlings this
..o.i.-As. lAcfe Was good attendance, and In "A
humber Of tine bi,,silns- was yrv Snt,t,oi h,r
ia. .ne prEeS obtained dia resch high figures
sae VII w resumed to-inorrow at IL O'clock
reached - VIZ NV "'AA "S
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

The Weather.
OFFrCE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON. d. c. Jan. ". 1857.
Indications for "A HossTs. Commencing at D. ~
To-day.
For District OF columbia. New Jersey, eastern
PENNSYLVANIA. Delaware, Maryland and Virginia,
colder northwPster.y WINS ana rain or snow.
Another Cold Wave Coming.
bulletin from the Office o. the chief signal off,
Ger dated O'Clock this morning. says: Cold wave
coming The temperature viii probably fall ID to
80 degrees Ia the next 30 hours
TIE BARGAIN COUNTERS at Frankie & Co. sue
cessors 70 Il. 6iOldSchmid, Sl2 1th street NV
oner specia, Inducements 10 housekeepers See
ad. in City Items.
JUST RECEIVED. by importation, large shipment
OF the best Rhine wines. sold At New York prices.
by Chris Xander. gC9 9TH street northwest.
SPsCIAL SALE AND MARE-DOwN PRICES In two lots
OF kid and suede gloves. in 4. , and buttons dark
and light shades. Formerly sold Tor Sl.S and 81 So
now marked down TO soc per pair at Il. II. Taylors,
SSS Pennsylvania ave.
THE BARGAIN COUNTERS at Frankie Co, sue.
eessOrs TO X. Goldschmid- SIP 9TH street NV,
oNer special Inducements TO hOuSekeeperS- See
id In City Items.
void fr.1ita conSIlit IIpr0D1ar
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RHEUMATIC PAINS,
Neuralgia Sc1atc, Sudden, Sharp and Nervous Pains
and Strains RELIEVED IN ONE MINUTE By the CUr1
CChA ASTI-PAIN PLASTER Warranted. At all Drug
gists. 25 cents: five for 81.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., Boston. Mass
tzl5 49, -" -'OAA' "A''S
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Raum,s .sRoyal Glue,, repairs china, &c.
ss1Oc. Royal, mends everything. Lansburgh'

ssS3 Per Gallon, s5c. Quart Bottle, No.
Rye WhiSkey. best in the world for the money
Orders by mail. MC(iEEs, 9th near St WAS
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Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in y Id. 'Ward" prints 5Oc per Id.
Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; Sweet Milk
sc. per quart. Cream 15c.
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iak STEAMER JANE AosELEY resumes her trip TO
s.o'I"nA, commencing (tO-MOrrOw) THURSDAY at >
y. n Her days Oh sailing VIII be Tuesday, Thurs
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Pardoued by the President.

JAMES D. CUNNING RELEASED PROM JAIL TO-DAY
James d. Cumming, who was convicted in Janu-
ary, 1885, OF making false vouchers in what were
known as the navy fraud cases, and sentenced in
three cases to an aggregate term OF two years in
Jail and TO pay fines amounting to 1900, was re-
leased from jail to-day, having been pardoned by
the President. This pardon relieves Cumming of
the payment OF the fine and restores him to c1tzen-
ship. Cumming was among the first tried and
was an Old man OF three score and ten when he
entered upon his sentence. He has enjoyed excel
lent health in the Jail Had he been compelled TO
pay the fine IL would have taken him nearly seven
years service. To the efforts Of Col. A. II. jackson
in his behalf the pardon Is mainly due
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uALLET, DAVIS Z CO, UPRIGHT PIANO.
II Now ready the best selection ever offere..
Special low rsses tor school aud holiday tsde 81
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The AZTEC FAIR, which has been opened at the
Light Infantry aiInory for fortnighIHs stay, was
visited last ihght by large number OF people
Characteristic and pleasing music is Furnished nv
a Mexican orchestra, While lecturer explains
the various objects CT historical and industrial
artists and artisans are employed making cIlrons
and pretty straw work pictures delicate silver
Hiigree JeweTy, feather work, and engaged in
Many beautiful specimens OF these different Kinds
OF work are on exhibition Women are also em-
Pioyed IN maklng iortatds, the Mexican national
dish, and Mexican chocolate, which are sold 10
visitors. W
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REcAn1ER CREAM

REcAmER CREAM
RECAMIER BALM
FOR THE COMPLEXION.
WARRANTED TO REMOVE ALI. TAN. ERUPTIONS
PIMPLES, ETC
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Ne" FACES and features at Kernan's. Big show.
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JUST RECEIVED. by Importation, large shipment
OF the best Rhine wines. sold At New York prices.
by Chris Xander 900 9TH street northwest.
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IHE NAVY YARD DIsCHARGYs-A delegation M
sut ne"Is-Orgdnled Maryland Democratic club
i.eldeQ py hr. T. {. Lancaster, PRESIDENT visited
shaw and Colnpton III Maryland. y..sferday and
i"iutoti tneul 10 cal. upon the secretary Of the
-.asy ana inform him :fiit Superintendent Davis
VI the ordnance department, Washington navy
SNu, mas recently made 100 diSlntSsaiS. 15I OF
.oa were democrats, while II Is claimed repubIi.
Nsus at retained The Maryland congressman
connection. - $500
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ATTEaTIoS Is CALLED 70 the advertisement Of the
san OF entire STOCK OF dry goods or W. d. Clark
al cost. - " $500
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MARRIAGE LicESsEs.-Marrfage licenses have been
Issued Dy the clerk Of the court John Kieshley
;.hd SARAH I. Le-,ge, CT Fairfax county, Va: Thos
IscbaIson ana Maria Harris; Edw ard G. Osborn OF
NJ lork- and Annie y Fuller; II. =. Robey and
4HIie C. Martin, both or Charles county Nd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-26

PRESING OR PRAYING yesterday while James
McEvanna Was at work in the basement Of st
aIoysieS chuTcn lie saw q man Jampering With
The poor box and detained him until OFFICER Oliver
was sent Tor who arrested the intruder and took
MN 10 the sixth precinct station house where he
gave his name as Joseph II. Oates and denied that
ne was going To rob the box, and said he went to
tne church 10 pray for his sore finger. This morn
Ing In the Police Court he was sent To the farm in
DEFAULT OF bonds.